Stone Charcoal

Description

A crude form of charcoal created by heating stones in a fire. While not true coal, this stone charcoal can be used as a makeshift fuel source. It retains some heat-retaining properties from the stones, making it suitable for short-term cooking or heating. However, it lacks the energy density of real coal. To create actual coal, you would need organic materials like wood or peat to undergo carbonization.

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